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View Poll Results: So, what should I decide?
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Black Shadow tartan flashes
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"Matching color" flashes
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"Matching color" shirt and black bow tie
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"Matching color" shirt and white bow tie
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Black shirt and "matching color" bow tie
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White shirt and "matching color" bow tie
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8th January 14, 03:44 PM
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Hi Cygnus,
First of all, thank you for your answer, I'll try to tell you more about your interrogations.
- My ceremony is in the evening, and so is the party, so I chose the Prince Charlie over the Argyll, especially because I find it better-looking (and most french people are not able to differenciate the uses of the two anyway).
- I'm planning on buying a blue-stonned Sgian Dubh, as you suspected.
- The question of "tartan flashes" is here very close to "plain black flashes", as it is a Black Shadow tartan, so only the weaving "draws" the lines, the color is plain black, and it needs full light to be visible.
- Fact is: I'm not fond of white, and I don't hesitate to differ a little from the standard when I feel I can... As there is no "mandatory dress code" for the event, and my kilt/suit/jacket/hose/shoes are going to be black, I feared that a white shirt would seem strange on me by being the only white thing... I was planning on a "full black" look (as I nearly always am in full black), with only one secondary color (blue) highlighting the set; so a Royal Blue shirt with black bow tie (I love royal blue), but I then asked myself: "why not a black shirt with royal blue bow tie"... That's why I'm asking for your opinion (I even have a white shirt on the side "just in case").
Last edited by Kinth; 8th January 14 at 03:51 PM.
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